Trunk or Treat, parade, costume contest and more.
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(Southeast Indiana) - Halloween fun is on the agenda this month in Southeast Indiana, with several events planned in the coming weeks:
- At Perfect North Slopes’ ColorFall, visitors can enjoy an immersive experience featuring LED lit trees, jack o’lanterns, hay rides and fun fall scenes on a mile-long lit walking path around the lake. The event takes place every Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening through November 2 at Perfect North.
- Experience a spooky evening during the 10th-Annual Aurora Ghost Walk sponsored by Main Street Aurora. Tour the streets of historic Aurora after dark, including a low-light tour of Hillforest Museum, October 24 & 25.
- Take a walk on the fearful side with a trip to the Lost Soul Asylum, a terrifying haunted attraction taking place at the Aurora Fire House on Friday and Saturday nights through November 2.
- Bring your pet to PAWS of Dearborn County’s Tails & Treats Halloween Festival on October 26, featuring a fall craft show, trunk-or-treat, raffle baskets, doggie costume contest, gift shop, food and more.
- Finally, enjoy family-friendly Halloween fun during celebrations in both Aurora and Lawrenceburg – with plenty of treats on the menu! The City of Lawrenceburg’s Employee-Hosted Trunk “N” Treat at Ludlow Hill Park will be held the afternoon of October 27, while The Aurora Lions Club Halloween Parade & Costume Contest will take place October 29.
For more info on Southeast Indiana’s Halloween events, log on to our Event Calendar at www.visitsoutheastindiana.com. To learn more about things to see and do in Southeast Indiana this fall, follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/visitsoutheastindiana.
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